But since most people (especially newcomers) immediately think big blinds when they see BB/100, the ptbb convention was introduced to absolutely dispel the ambiguity.Ī ptbb is a big bet. (You'll find countless arguments on 2+2 on whether 10bb/100 is a good winrate or an insane heater, most of them coming down to an underlying confusion over which kind of bb is meant.) Some introduced the convention that BB refers to big bets and bb refers to big blinds. So to confuse matters, many people still take bb/100 to mean big bets per 100 hands. To clarify, in the days when limit was more common, winrates were measured in big bets per 100 hands, a big bet being the size of the bets on the turn and river in limit holdem (and omaha), that is 2 big blinds. Ptbb/100= PokerTracker Big Blinds per 100 hands (1ptbb = 2bb, thus a 6bb/100 winrate is the same as saying a 3ptbb/100 winrate).
Regarding winrates, the standard form is bb/100 or ptbb/100. Open - First player to enter the pot preflop (this can be in the form of a limp or raise) So if you raise someone's open, it's the 3rd bet, and you are '3betting' that person. Thus when someone initially making a bet, it's techicallly the 2nd bet. Preflop the blinds are considered the first bet (as they are a forced bet). HJ - HiJack (Player that is 2 to the right of the button)ĬO - Cutoff (player to the right of the button)ī/f - Bet/fold (Bet with the intention of folding to a raise)ī/c - Bet/call (bet with the intention of calling a raise)ī/3b - Bet/3bet (Bet with the intention of re-raising (3betting) a raiseģbet - To place the 3rd bet. MP - Middle Position (Just continue moving around table clockwise)
UTG+1 - player to the left of UTG (same for UTG+2) UTG - Under the Gun (Player to left of Big Blind.
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